What every UNN aspirant should know!!!










Welcome dear one.  I believe you have already imagined yourself, all dressed up and spruced, jogging to lectures and back in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.  Believe me, it is possible as long as you have scored above 200 in your jamb.


Now, if you applied for a very competitive course and u had an underwhelming score, your best bet would be to change your choice of course to a less competitive one. Although there is a chance of shopping for a lower course after the first Admission list, the advantage of changing now is that you will have a lower nice alternative than being forced into any available course when the shopping option opens.

We will have more reads on this. Meanwhile, this is my opinion.





Undergraduate Admissions
To become a student, one has to meet the following General Entry Requirements;

Age Limit:

No person under the age of sixteen (16) years may be admitted to the University as a student
Admission Requirements

University of Nigeria, Nsukka requires all candidates applying for admission into any of its courses to possess five credit level passes which must include a credit pass in English Language and a Science subject in not more than two sittings.


Entry requirement for Direct Entry must include UTME requirement for that particular course.
Check the links below for further details.

UNN Portal

Admission by Entrance Examination

Admission by Direct Entry
Admission by Transfer
Sandwich Programme

Other Admission Details
Regulations on Occasional Students
All Approved Subjects

Duration of Degree Programmes

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